My mother’s wig making salon in the 1920s
She would string the hair up on a long thread knotted at the top and start making a wig out of it.
Harry watched Lil, captivated, as she stood among the demonstrators in the New Haven Green, speaking out for peace.
She would string the hair up on a long thread knotted at the top and start making a wig out of it.
Two cousins argue about the meaning of the holiday until they both end up dreaming about each other's perspective
The intimate prayer room was often filled with camaraderie and a strong sense of belonging
Two readers add their observations of the photo, taken on the lower East Side in the early 1930s
Yiddish scholar Jan Schwarz will describe how “mame-loshn” is supported in academia, media and publishing
As far as I know, this photograph is my family's only physical link to our Yiddish-speaking past
Of the six million Jews who were killed in the Holocaust, 85% were Yiddish speakers.
Speakers at the event described in gripping detail the heroic acts by women, including young girls, in the resistance
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